Own up, who's got a ham licence?

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

QRA QSL at least in respect of your contact! ;)

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Umm, we were sitting opposite each other at my place. :p

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Originally Posted by p38arover

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

QRA QSL at least in respect of your contact! ;)

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Umm, we were sitting opposite each other at my place. :p

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.... are you going to reply and tell us who?

No. He may not want it known.

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Originally Posted by p38arover

No. He may not want it known.

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So not even with graft and corruption will we find out! :D

Bugger, was wanting to upgrade my "F call" to standard. Will now have to find more time in each week. My calculations are that I only need about 264 hours per week and 342 years to get everything I want to do, done! :o

Hi, I have a ham licence VK3MRC, and so does my bride (of 26 years) whose callsign is VK3NKC - and we get out and about as often as we can, including JOTA

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Originally Posted by p38arover

I keep intending to get one. I should have done it years ago when ACMA were still running the exams as my BOCP (Broadcast Operator's Certificate of Proficiency) would have meant that I only needed to to the regs.

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I will soon have a licence.

I did the Foundation exam yesterday. I don't think I'll bother with Standard or Advanced at this stage. I don't think I'd have much problem with the theory (I've been a radio tech for 50 years).

Now to look for a HF transceiver. My wife is not happy - more money being spent on another hobby. She also thinks hams are strange (she may well be right having met quite a few over the years. Many of my colleagues in OTC were hams.)

Congrats what call sign did you request?

QRZ DE VK7KBA
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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Congrats what call sign did you request?

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VK2FRLB or VK2FRON (I would have taken RFON if I could - those who frequented the OL forum when I used to be on there will know why. :D )

Hi,
Not sure wether Ean and Bundalene are actually Licensed Amateur Radio Operators, or not. Their 'signs do not follow the VK(1-9) sequence.
But I could be wrong.
Apologies if I am wrong.

73's de VK7TRF
Lic since 93.